The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-07-29

Seth Ingram of Boston and sister
Mrs. Pearson of Laconia, will visit
Mrs. Corwin next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Livingston ar
taking their annual vacation trip, ant
will be away from Bradford for sew
eral weeks.
We acknowledge nice lot of rip'
tomatoes that were picked from thu
vines July 18th by Mrs. G. P. Cellel
of Corinth. Who can beat that?
E. L. Shaw of the firm of Shaw, APP
pin & Co., Boston, is at j. H. Saw
yer's and will remain until the last Of
next week.
Ell Taplin goes to Hotel Look OF to-
day, with pair of horses, where he
will be employed in the livery of that
hotel for the remainder of the season
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Flanders and
Miss Nellie Damon of Montpelier
have been the guests Of Mrs. George
L. AIIuuI, CuIH Wcck.
Harpers Bazaar says: changeable
wool stuffs of very light weight are the
novelty introduced for summer dresses
at the seaside and summer resorts.
Mrs. Fabyan spent the day here last
Saturday. Abe Berkeley returned with
her and will act as bell boy at the Mt
Pleasant House.
1t is not true that American ladles
are getting indifferent ITO exercise in
the way of pMestrianism. Thi$ week
one of our Bradford ladies walked to
Fairlee pond.
G.. H. Poor wealthy leather mer-
chant of Peabody, Mass, arrived Tues
day night. Warden's Pleasant street
house was handsomely decorated in
honor of his coming.
Last Tuesday the railroad track
above the station here settled Is or 10
inches Cor 25 feet, caused by the great
storm. The trains were slowed up in
passing until the repairs were made.
Kate Buckley was arrested Wednes-
day for breach of the peace in threat
ening and assaulting her mother. She
was found guilty and fined So and
costs. L. F. Hale, justice.
Several of our prominent citizens
are looking towards Kansas City with
good deal of favor. Bradford must
brace up in regard to new hotel,
school, ETC., or the young and enter
prising blood will seek new fields.
j. Jeffords is living in Laconia. He
wishes to dispose of the building for
merly used by him as grocery store.
Any one wishing to look it over with
view of purchasing can get the
keys of E. H. Welton.
A chance to get pianos and organs at
cost is something unusual. When you
consider that dollar saved is dollar
earned you will see the immense ad-
vantage gained by availing yourselves
of this great opportunity.
Secretary Whitney has sold Grass
lands, his country place near Wash
ington. Two years ago he paid about
$500 per acre for the land, and he sold
it for nearly 5000 per acre. A good
profit even for so wealthy man as
Mr.. Whitney.
The Forum for August will contain
articles from Governor Foraker, Lord
Bramwell, DR.. Howard Crosby, Ed
ward Eggleston, Prof. Everett, w. III.
Mallock, Edward Everett H11e, Gen.
Greedy, John d. Champlin, DIR. Deems,
and Prof. Ely. The subject discussed
will cover wide range.
Highway taxpayers Of the town of
Bradford must remember that the
highway tax is paid to the town treas
urer the same as the town tax and to
save themselves costs must be paid on
or before August oath next, also men,
bers of the fire company have high
way tax to pay to the treasurer at the
same time if they wish to save costs.
Barnum's circus and menagerie is
greater and grander than ever before.
The audiences that this "greatest show
on EARTH is drawing are simply enor-
nous in size. At Plymouth, Wednes-
day, $4,000 people assembled, and vet
it passed off without ripple. A large
number went to st. Johnsbury yester-
day, and larger quota will take it in
at the Junction to-day. Mr.. Warner,
the efficient press agent is entitled to
our thanks for courtesies extended.